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The reason for same mass of carbon atoms and oxygen atoms does not contain the same number of particles.
Answer to Problem 19TE
In the same mass of carbon and oxygen atoms, the number of particle is more for carbon atoms.
Explanation of Solution
Mass of any substance depends on the chemical composition of the substance. It is the total mass of each element and compound which combinedly make the substance.
The carbon atom has 6 protons and 6 neutrons, whereas oxygen atom has 8 electrons and 8 protons. The atomic radius of carbon is greater than the atomic radius of oxygen.
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Conclusion:
Therefore, in the same mass of carbon and oxygen atoms, the number of particle is more for carbon atoms.
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